The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-05-25

Sherburn and their niece Mr.. Sherburn
was considerably bruised, but the others
fortunately escaped without injury. s-
A comparison of this years grand list with
that of last year shows that the valuation of
real estate has been decreased to the amount
of S76,223 by the quadrennial appraisal.
There are five fewer polls than last year.
The personal property, however, is found
to have increased by S96S3. Whether this
last fact Is due to an actual increase of tax
able property or to greater vigilance on the
part of the listers we do not venture to de-
eide. - A union service will be held
next Sunday at the Congregational church,
at which Rev. j. A. Sherburn is expected
to preach sermon appropriate to Memorial
day. The regular address will be delivered
on Monday at the Congregational church by
Rev. Il. Il. Herrick The usual memorial
services will be held. II. Il. X. Hall Camp,
No %, Sons of Veterans, would invite all
sons of old soldiers who are not members
of the organization to join with them in the
procession. - o. S. Wright has removed
his family and household goods to Lebanon,
N II. 60 The list of summer school
teachers is completed by the name of Mary
t.. Robbins in No. g, - Rev. w. X.
Puffer moves into the Stephen Vincent
house. - Principal w. II. Cummings
and family of Thetford are at A. III. Powers.
- Charles l. Hood of Lowell is in town.
COrinth.
REV. T. TREvILLIAN will preach at the
Corner this year. 60 A petition is before
the selectmen requesting them to repair the
cemetery fence at the Corner; also request
ing them to purchase and lay out new
cemetery. -" Warm and dry " is fire.
quent remark in this section.
East Corinth.
CORA HAYWOOD is at work for j. b.
Kemp. - Carrie Sargent of Corinth was
in town last Sunday. - Abbie Emery
is at work for H. A. Jackman.
East Randolph.
Mrs FRANKLIN DURKEE is quite ill.
Charles Boutwell, is not expected to re-
cover. - Mrs. w. Emery is at home
from Burlington, where she has been under
going medical treatment. - S. A. Heath
has got his new house up and covered 80
Frank st. Claire has opened a grocery store
in the Buck building. j. G. Hunting
ton lost his valuable Jersey bull last week.
- Goss & Kibbey have commenced
framing large barn for Austin Emery.
- Comical Brown and his concert COM
pany are billed for this place tomorrow
Thursday evening - Nelson Vinson
has valuable mare sick with pink-eye.
West Randolph.
THE Green Mountain Stock Farm took
$3.50 at the late cattle-show in New York
The company took the first premium on
butter, =; Buck, the printer, has put in
several hundred pounds more type and is
doing rushing business. George j.
Prince is West on business. - Hon.
James Hutchinson has been visiting rea-
tives in Washington, ID. G.. George
Preston and charles Gabrielle have pur-
chased bicycles. - There were no serv-
ices AT the CHRISTIAN church Sunday morn
ing, the pastor being in New York. -
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Month Tbotford
REV. G. A. PARTRIDGE, the new Metho-
dist minister, preached his first sermon last
Sabbath. - Professor Campbell of Dart
mouth College will occupy the pulpit in the
Congregational church and administer the
sacrament of the Lords Supper next Sun
day. - A large number from this place
attended the closing exercises at Thetford
Academy. - We have now four street
lamps, only one of which is public, the other
three being owned by private individuals.
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